Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-07-09
JUSTICE" WILSON.

We allude to an ex-pedagogue who
really thinks he runs a newspaper at
Wallace. AS we have taken occasion to
say before, this Wilson is irresponsible
financially, and that he is the same way
mentally is attested abundantly by his
weekly-weakly dropping of depraved
driyel at the head of the writer. Last
week, in his regular weekly-weakly drop
ping of thin excrement, "Justice" Wilson
takes up the words of a couple of cotton
mouth Copperheads in this county,
and endorses them. If the sjustice" had
a tithing of the brain he was born with
he would never have done such a fool
thing. The fellows are not worthy of the
serious attention of the World, and
"Justice" Wilson's linking of his cause
with theirs is noted here purely in SUBJ
sanitation of the fact that he is fool in
fee simple.
We have had it Din stock" some time
for Justice" Wilson to expose his Office
seeking vanity, but through indifference
for his warfare against us, and DISPOSE
ton not to have to make revelation
which photographs his soul at its true
smallness, have permitted the matter to
drag for weeks. But now here goes:
WILSON FURNISHES BOND.
On the 10 of May last County Clerk
Hoar filed in his Office, in Wa-Keeney,
Trego county, at the request of s. L. Will
son, the bond of which the following is
true copy:
OFFICIAL BoND-GENERAL FORM.
STATE OF KANSAS, Go
TREGo COUNTY.
S. L. Wilson, appointed justice of the peace OF
Wallace township, Wallace county, attached to Trego
N. Prcudft, his sureties, do hereby jointly and
severally agree to pay to the State of Kansas two
hundred dollars.
WHEREAS The above bounden 8. L. Wilson was
appointed to the office of justice of the peace on the
Sd day of May, A. d. 1887. Now, THEREFORE,, the
condition of this obligation is SUCH that the said s.
L. Wilson shall honestly and faithfully perform and
execute the duties of said Office required of him by
law during his continuance therein by virtue of said
appointment, and pay over to the proper person or
authority all moneys that may come into his hands
all books records papers, and other things belong
ing to his said Office, which may be 30 required by
lawtnen the above Obligation shall be void otherwise
to be and remain in full force and effect
Dated at Wallace, Kansas, this day of May, A. d.
1887. -
s. L. WILSON, FL. ROSS,
Principal. N. PROUDFIT,
Sureties.
Here is his official oath:
OFFICIAL OATH.
STATE OF KANSAS, L.
WALLACE COUNTY.
do solemnly swear that will support the Con-
sdtuton of the United States, and the Constitution
duties of the Office of justice of the peace So help
me God.
Signed, s. L. WILSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of
May, A. D. 1887 TT 3. PERRY,
lsRAL- Notary Public |
Commission expires Dec. %, $780,
Now, the sharp point to the nub of this
article hits every reader whose eyes are
open. This "Justice" Wilson is the
moral daisy who has for months been
fighting us upon the constructive case,
rs evolved from his muddy brain, that |
we were opposed to Wallace county being |
declared organized; yet Justice" Wilson |
executes bond to perform, etc, as justice
of the peace for Wallace fownship, at
tached to Trego county for judicial pur-
poses, thereby affirming, on his oath, the
non organized character of Wallace
county. This is "Justice" Wilson. This
is the color of his character as painted by
himself. 1t is true to life. It is a true
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